The book "On the Zadig Method. Essay #1 in Science and Jewish Tradition" by Thomas Henry Huxley is a philosophical story that examines the question of methods of truth-seeking. The author took as a basis the occupation of the hero Walter Zadig, who, searching for the truth, discovers it in the most unlikely places. In this book, Huxley teaches us to think carefully about ordinary things, paying attention to small things that can hide great truths. He shows that the path to learning the truth may not be easy, but it is always interesting and fruitful. Huxley's work fascinates with its depth and philosophical wisdom, which opens the reader up to limitless opportunities for development and exploration of the world around us.